A fundraiser where people spend a night under the stars to raise awareness of homelessness is set to return.

Eastern Daily Press: The team from the Royal College of Nursing taking part in Norwich Sleep Out 2018. Picture: The Benjamin FoundationThe team from the Royal College of Nursing taking part in Norwich Sleep Out 2018. Picture: The Benjamin Foundation (Image: The Benjamin Foundation)

The fifth Norwich Sleep Out event will see businesses and individuals invited to sleep in Norwich City Football Club's car park in order to raise awareness and funds for homelessness charity, The Benjamin Foundation.

The Thursday, November 14 event is in its fifth year and returns to Carrow Road for the second time following a record breaking attendance in 2018.

The Benjamin Foundation is part of End Youth Homelessness, a UK-wide network of local charities which raised over £1.2m nationally through last year's Sleep Out events.

Chris Elliott, marketing and fundraising manager at The Benjamin Foundation, said: "The Benjamin Foundation celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, so we hope that more people than ever will get involved in Norwich Sleep Out at this year's Premier League venue to raise money to shape better futures for vulnerable young people in Norfolk."

To enter visit https://benjaminfoundation.co.uk/event/norwich-sleep-out/